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Products that do what Post from Gmail to Your Blog does

I made a tool to let you create a blog and post to it using your gmail. What’s unique is that your can attach downloadable content to it to share worksheets, PDFs, or other such extras (maybe class assignments?) which your readers can download and use locally. Link = https://moogle.cc How it works - * You sign up for Moogle * Get yourself a blog on a sub domain of moogle.cc * Write your post in Gmail. Include inline images, use different fonts and sizes allowed by Gmail * Email your post to blogpost @ moogle.cc * Some admin stuff explained @…

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    Automagically send your blog posts straight to your readers

    2018

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    Hey guys, so I've been building my own Gmail for the past few weeks and would like your feedback. Find a preview here: http://i.imgur.com/UDz2y.png (Mouse cursor is over the "REPLY" button, to show the hover-effect) The app you see in the screenshot is what I've been using in the past week and it starts to feel better than the gmail interface. Just a quick explanation: - It's conversation-based like Gmail. - Conversations with new emails are on the left. - Conversations may be labeled ... based on predefined filters or manually. - Every conversation stays in the left sidebar until marked…

    2012

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    BlogOwl155

    Delivers blog post Ideas and suggestions to your inbox

    2016

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    Git Blog156

    Publish sites using Markdown & GitHub from your phone

    Mar 2026

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    Publish blog posts just by sending an email

    2019

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    Share posts from your blog or any RSS feed, around the web

    2024

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     send personalized emails with google sheets

    2024

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    Export your emails from Gmail in just a click

    2023

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    Over the weekend I wrote a small web app that takes an RSS feed for a blog, grabs the feed, cleans up the HTML, strips out small irrelevant images and compiles them into an e-book with chapter anchors. It requires a Google login since it uses the Google Reader "API". As an example, I was going on a long vacation and had recently discovered Paul Buchheit's blog. I used this tool (which was then just a Python script) to create an e-book and I literally read his blog "cover to cover". It's still rough around the edges, but I figured I'd iron those out if at least one other person thinks they…

    2011

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    Publish a blog with API-based CMS

    2016

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    2019 · blog.andreyazimov.com

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    Collect email replies into a Google sheet.

    2019

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    Blook93

    A super simple way to publish your blog.

    Sep 2025

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    Journmail112

    Teach yourself consistency by writing one sentence per day

    2017

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    Beacon110

    Create a beautiful ebook from blog posts in seconds

    2016

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    Add Google Docs like comments to Gmail

    2022

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    Blogody96

    Create your own blog and see it live in seconds.

    2021

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    Bookmarks which you wanted to read, but simply forgot... It happened to me all the time. I bookmarked the articles to read later and simply forgot about them. Forever. I built Mailist to help with that. Already 2350 users enjoy their "weekly digests" composed from their bookmarks. It makes me super happy! So now, https://mailist.app Pro account allows you to send an email newsletter every day, built from your bookmarks. Does it sound interesting? The free version (weekly email) is available for everyone! Let me know what you think. PS. Unlike other tools, we care about your privacy…

    2020

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    Backstory A couple of months ago, the Basecamp guys launched Hey.com and Hey World to bring a new email and blogging experience into the mix. Hey World lets you write blog posts straight from your Hey.com inbox which show up on https://world.hey.com. Neat! The Good: * People love the friction free blogging experience of Hey World The Bad: * to use Hey World, you need a Hey.com account. * your email address is visible to everyone because your posts sit on https://world.hey.com/! * you can't host the Hey World blog on your own domain (yet) My Solution I built…

    2021

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